From Bob Bowné to Blogfinger: “I attached a photo I shot in Johnstown PA this weekend….ah…the industrial villages in the US are beat up.”
MAUDE MAGGART. Irving Berlin wrote this song “You Keep Coming Back Like a Song” from the 1946 movie Blue Skies, where it was introduced by Bing Crosby. Irving Berlin was an immigrant and yet he feels nostalgic for his adopted country.
Says Bob, “Al Merry….rippin’ it up, just off Heck Avenue in “The Grove”…… Bob has worked as a professional photographer for surfing magazines. He knows his waves.
When I was younger, a WAVE was a cute little sailor in her uniform. —-PG
Van Sant airfield in Bucks County. Photo Bob Bowne. October, 2014 . Click on image. . Special to Blogfinger.net. Click once to enlarge
Paul,
Took a little ride yesterday on my motorcycle to the Van Sant Airport…. or…maybe I just got in the time machine again and pushed the back button! These guys were having a blast!
Bob
ELSIE BIANCHI: (Flying to the moon with a bass player and in 3/4 time)
Greetings from Manhattan. I was struck by your quietly beautiful photo, “Beachfront Sunrise,” (posted recently on Blogfinger), and your statement that you preferred sunrises to sunsets because “beginnings are happier than endings.”
Here is the poem, “Dawn,” from my 2008 collection, Father of Water.
“Here is a shot from the weekend…a leisurely evening on Wesley Lake…Black & Blue.
“Bob”
TOOTS THIELEMANS from his album One More For the Road.
The song “This Time the Dream’s on Me” was written for the 1941 film Blues in the Night by two of the all-time song-writing greats: Johnny Mercer (lyrics) and Harold Arlen (music). It is sung by Till Brönner.
“To see you through, till you’re everything you wanna be,
“It can’t be true, but this time the dream’s on me”